以任何方式在其他Shell中继续运行脚本

Question

I created a script in which I login as a different user(superuser) during the execution of the script but the commands after this are put on hold until i logoff the other user. Is there any way that the script following the command to login(as superuser) shall continue executing in the new logged in user?

Answer 1

You can run the script using nohup, which will run until the script is completed regardless of user log off.

nohup /path/to/script.sh

You can also run this in the background by using: nohup /path/to/script.sh &

http://linux.die.net/man/1/nohup

Answer 2

Whatever commands you are executing after loging to superuser, just collect all them in on script file. And execute them with-

nohup script.sh &

nohup in combination with "&" will help you to exit superuser session immediately.

Answer 3

Actually I am using dzdo command,not su or sudo.When dzdo is used with -u & -i, it allows us to login as a different user (not madatorily as a superuser), (in my case, it was a superuser). After i gave the command: dzdo -iu I got logged in as the other user but the script paused running after this because, it was a new shell/user completely & the script resumed itself as soon as i was logging off. I found a way, I can create a script in the superuser's directory & invoke that script through my local script using the command: dzdo -u Eg: dzdo -u newuser sh abc.sh